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Quote from: OregonHawk on October 09, 2011, 02:26:04 PMThere are two BCS schools in one of the least populated states in the country. seems we should decide which one is the flagship of the state. Lets examine football records.
There are two BCS schools in one of the least populated states in the country.
Check my GPS bro.
Quote from: wetwillie on October 09, 2011, 09:33:35 PMSaying ksu has little to none non alumni following is absurd.Is it? Wear a KSU shirt in Central Texas and see how many blank stares you get until someone asks you why you're wearing a "Penn State shirt".
Saying ksu has little to none non alumni following is absurd.
Gosh dang it! Why are we bitching about a few empty seats in a over 50K stadium, because tix prices too high. Go to OSU game and see what there tix prices are... let me tell ya, they start at $85 bucks and that's for any shity seat in the rough ridin' statium.
Quote from: wetwillie on October 09, 2011, 09:33:35 PMSaying ksu has little to none non alumni following is absurd.Compared to KU, it isn't at all. If you took a poll of Wal Mart employees in just about any city in Kansas other than Manhattan and the surrounding area, what percentage do you think would prefer K-State to KU?
Quote from: Nuts Kicked on October 09, 2011, 11:25:45 PMQuote from: wetwillie on October 09, 2011, 09:33:35 PMSaying ksu has little to none non alumni following is absurd.Compared to KU, it isn't at all. If you took a poll of Wal Mart employees in just about any city in Kansas other than Manhattan and the surrounding area, what percentage do you think would prefer K-State to KU?We have some. And I'm proud of every single one.
Quote from: OregonHawk on October 09, 2011, 05:15:48 PMLook, I love Kansas... but it's not a very highly populated state. It's just not. Don't get all butthurt about it.I don't love Kansas. It's the 33rd most populated state out of 50. Middle of the pack. I notice the same exaggeration tendencies when Frank does them too.
Look, I love Kansas... but it's not a very highly populated state. It's just not. Don't get all butthurt about it.
Quote from: Trim on October 09, 2011, 06:04:27 PMQuote from: OregonHawk on October 09, 2011, 05:15:48 PMLook, I love Kansas... but it's not a very highly populated state. It's just not. Don't get all butthurt about it.I don't love Kansas. It's the 33rd most populated state out of 50. Middle of the pack. I notice the same exaggeration tendencies when Frank does them too.33 of 50 might sound like "middle of the pack", except that more than 20 of those 32 ahead have at least twice the population of Kansas, and many a lot more than that. More importantly, of states with smaller population, 12 have NO BCS schools, and none have two. There are two schools close in population, Ark which has one BCS school and Iowa with two [although, as pointed out, they have 150,000 more residents AND, are much closer to large population [Big Ten] states.
Quote from: wabash909 on October 09, 2011, 02:48:11 PMThe student section is a different animal. I'd actually like to see its size reduced by one section if it's not filled from this point forward. Use it or lose it. If you want to buy a ticket and stay in the parking lot drinking or playing a game of corn hole in your front yard instead of attending, that's cool. We just need to eliminate the 750 or so seats from the student section that have been consistently never filled for the last 10 years and open them up for season ticket sales. The AD knows they can oversell to the students if they don't want to show up and I'm cool with it. They can sit on the grass in an overflow scenario like they used to.We're losing out on a substantial amount of high revenue generating seats at midfield that we could be capitalizing on. Might as well sell them to season ticket holders and keep the lower bowl of the stadium full.Under the "use it or lose it" theory, shouldn't the section taken away from the students be the shitty one that's furthest north that nobody wants to sit in? I don't think you can assume that the same number of students will show up (assuming football quality/atmosphere stays generally where it's been) and slide one section over with 1/5 of them being shoved into the section that's barely in the stadium, regardless of how nice it would be for people like us to be able to slide into section 24 at midfield.
The student section is a different animal. I'd actually like to see its size reduced by one section if it's not filled from this point forward. Use it or lose it. If you want to buy a ticket and stay in the parking lot drinking or playing a game of corn hole in your front yard instead of attending, that's cool. We just need to eliminate the 750 or so seats from the student section that have been consistently never filled for the last 10 years and open them up for season ticket sales. The AD knows they can oversell to the students if they don't want to show up and I'm cool with it. They can sit on the grass in an overflow scenario like they used to.We're losing out on a substantial amount of high revenue generating seats at midfield that we could be capitalizing on. Might as well sell them to season ticket holders and keep the lower bowl of the stadium full.
Quote from: Trim on October 09, 2011, 03:13:23 PMQuote from: wabash909 on October 09, 2011, 02:48:11 PMThe student section is a different animal. I'd actually like to see its size reduced by one section if it's not filled from this point forward. Use it or lose it. If you want to buy a ticket and stay in the parking lot drinking or playing a game of corn hole in your front yard instead of attending, that's cool. We just need to eliminate the 750 or so seats from the student section that have been consistently never filled for the last 10 years and open them up for season ticket sales. The AD knows they can oversell to the students if they don't want to show up and I'm cool with it. They can sit on the grass in an overflow scenario like they used to.We're losing out on a substantial amount of high revenue generating seats at midfield that we could be capitalizing on. Might as well sell them to season ticket holders and keep the lower bowl of the stadium full.Under the "use it or lose it" theory, shouldn't the section taken away from the students be the shitty one that's furthest north that nobody wants to sit in? I don't think you can assume that the same number of students will show up (assuming football quality/atmosphere stays generally where it's been) and slide one section over with 1/5 of them being shoved into the section that's barely in the stadium, regardless of how nice it would be for people like us to be able to slide into section 24 at midfield.here's the fact about those empty seats. people aren't stupid and those are crap seats. students are going to a) cram together in better seats and/or b) go find empties that are better around the stadium to sit it. of course those shitty seats are going to be empty.
They should be like a minor-league baseball stadium's party deck seats and let BYOB boozecats in for $30.
Quote from: Trim on October 11, 2011, 08:00:43 PMThey should be like a minor-league baseball stadium's party deck seats and let BYOB boozecats in for $30.Would transfer seats tomorrow